Can this mattress be used on a Futon?
44094
I wouldn't think so. There is so flex to it but it is as rigid as a regular mattress.
44095
yes, I got one for guestroom and my son liked it so much that I got one for him and he put it on top of his mattress. he loves it. good product.
512493
I purchased two for our Cal King bed. Sorry, I have no idea if it would work with a futon.
1570256
If the mattress has springs and it is not a futon matress the mattress will not fold. The mattress that is featured with the futon frame is a firm comfortable mattress that is high quality.
1234608
Not sure. It depends how big your futon is. You can look at the dimensions of the mattress given in the description, then measure your futon to see if it would fit.
1800567
You can. It has the attachment to the rails that keep the mattress from moving. I'm 5'2", 104lbs and I can do it. It isn't too hard. The mattress is well worth buying. I would definitely give it 5 stars without hesitation. As a matter of fact I just ordered another one for the futon in my husband's "man cave" basement dungeon. He like the one in the study so he asked to order him one too.
1797755
I don't think it's recommended to do so. The mattress needs a firm base. I initially put it on a box spring, and hated it. Now it's simply on the carpet, and I love it.
1267272
I believe so. My roommate currently uses the one I purchased for him on top of his futon mattress with no issues. It gives just enough extra cushion to a not-so-good mattress to make it decent. Hope this helps.
1908935
Check to see if the frame has holes in it at the ends as that's how the headboard attaches to the frame. Most mattresses fit on a metal frame that adjusts to size, and this headboard uses the predrilled holes in a metal frame to attach to with bolts. You could drill holes in a wooden frame of a futon to make it work, perhaps, but that's much more work than putting this on a predrilled frame and depends on having the right spacing in the wood and sufficient strength of the wood for these holes.
1433982
I really don't know, I have it on a platform bed. It requires a platform, not box-springs so it probably could be used on some futons if they are the platform type. Warranty is voided if not on a platform.
1570257
I'm not sure if a spring mattress is flexible enough to use in any way other than flat. But it seems like someone who sells mattresses would be able to answer that. I would check with them. But just so you know, the futon mattress I have on mine is 8" thick and uses queen size sheets, so size wise it seems like it would work.
1433985
no, it is way to heavy, this is a very thick mattress, and it doesn't bend that well. futon mattresses are usually only 6-8" deep. plus it is actually firm
1876146
It's not very thick and is regular foam not the type that conforms to your body. That being said I have used it on a very uncomfortable futon and it helped a lot to make it more comfortable. If the person using it is not very heavy it may work.
1379156
The mattress on the futon is as thick as it looks in the picture. It is very firm, which is how I like mattresses. If it was softer like a regular mattress, then the futon, as a couch, would not be very comfortable or supportive.
934241
I suspect you could but whether you would want to spend $800 on a mattress and then not mount it on what it is meant to be mounted on is probably a more important consideration. These mattresses are designed to last longer than their older ones but I'm sure the way they are cared for matters.
569018
We have it on an air bed and everyone loves it. It can only make your futon more comfortable.
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I would not recommend it. The reason futons are good for many is that it gives enough cushioning to make things soft for your bones, but not too much, so that your bodyweight is supported by your bones while your muscles and organs relax and have better circulation (as with all good posture) rather than getting compressed from the cushioning or being under persistent low strain trying to support themselves from sinking in. If you are overweight, the weight may not be supported by the bones any which way, so it would be better to have cushioning that would at least evenly distribute the pressure as much as possible. I would not recommend it. The reason futons are good for many is that it gives enough cushioning to make things soft for your bones, but not too much, so that your bodyweight is supported by your bones while your muscles and organs relax and have better circulation (as with all good posture) rather than getting compressed from the cushioning or being under persistent low strain trying to support themselves from sinking in. If you are overweight, the weight may not be supported by the bones any which way, so it would be better to have cushioning that would at least evenly distribute the... » Read More I would not recommend it. The reason futons are good for many is that it gives enough cushioning to make things soft for your bones, but not too much, so that your bodyweight is supported by your bones while your muscles and organs relax and have better circulation (as with all good posture) rather than getting compressed from the cushioning or being under persistent low strain trying to support themselves from sinking in. If you are overweight, the weight may not be supported by the bones any which way, so it would be better to have cushioning that would at least evenly distribute the pressure as much as possible. « Show Less
1959867
No I don't believe so. I used these for a leather recliner. These legs are short and wide so I don't think they would work for your Futon.... Sorry